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Introduction to the contents of the four volumes of "Interesting Stories of Yuhetang" There is a secluded alley in Zibo City, and two red lanterns hang deep in the alley. Yuhetang. An inconspicuous muscle and bone medical clinic hides the secret that makes people in the whole city "feel happy from the tailbone to the top of the sky." Every pair of hands here will "listen" - listen to the sounds of bones being dislocated, the sounds of tendons tying, and even the stories behind those unspeakable pains. Volume 1·Interesting anecdotes: The old carpenter couldn't hold the hand of the plane, hiding half a century of perseverance; the new mother held out her "mom's wrist", and every bit of pain was the price of love. The two masters and apprentices got to know each other in the daily life of grinding medicine and sewing wristbands, and the craftsmen polished their unspeakable love into the jade tools. Volume 2: Strange and erotic stories: The ankles of the boudoir lady, the waist of the troupe star, the stiff knuckles of the embroiderer - those unspeakable private pains were gently lifted under the warm lamp and returned to their places with a click. Volume 3·Secrets of Love and Moon: The delivery rider's waist, the cashier's hands, the scholar's ​​tail vertebra, and the wife's chin. Returning home on a snowy night, with every push and send, the stiff muscles and bones melted away, and the shy thoughts were relieved. Volume 4: Strange things in the market: A peddler is a pawn, leading a cart to sell pulp. Every ordinary person who has been worn down by life can find his or her own "click" in Yuhetang. This is not a medical case, but a story about all living beings. Struggling in pain and reborn in healing. The lights of Yuhetang illuminate every soul lost under the pressure of modern times.

Lijia Village at the foot of Qingyun Mountain contains the secret of the Vajra Power of the Boundary Stele and the Crazy Monk's Bronze Button. Practitioner Li Maolin went down the mountain with the Bronze Button to explore the mystery of the stele pattern. It happened that the evil spirits of Sutra Sutra Tower coveted the secret and invaded the village. The Shuangwen version focuses on Li Maolin's powerful way to break the situation. He sheds his shackles, uses the diamond power as the blade and the copper buckle as the guide, and joins forces with Taoist Master Qingfeng and the villagers of Lijiacun. From the first encounter with the evil spirit, setting up an ambush to counterattack, to exploring the nest in the mountains, fighting to the death to protect the cauldron, he crushes the minions of the Sutra Seizing Tower all the way. During this period, Daniu and other villagers awakened their fighting power and fought against the enemy together. With Axiu's warmth as the backing, everyone gathered strength in the flames of war, and successively thwarted evil sneak attacks, encirclement and other plots, and successfully destroyed the arrogance of the Sutra Seizing Tower, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent final showdown. The whole process was fast-paced and full of fighting power, showing the passionate and exciting feeling of protecting the homeland.

The blind doctor breaks the attachment to the eyes, the piano player removes ear demons, the painting sage resolves the confusion of color, and the bodyguard breaks the barriers of movement... From the attachments of eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind to the attachments of voidness, life and death, and ignorance, each obsession corresponds to a hearty counterattack. There are no obscure terms, only fireworks in the world: drinking tea in a teahouse and discussing Taoism, slaying demons and breaking illusions in the mountains, and doing good deeds in the market to achieve enlightenment. It has both warmth and warmth of human nature, as well as clear Zen principles. There is no boring preaching, and each chapter has a highlight. You can laugh until you laugh while reading the story, and at the same time, you can unknowingly understand the core of "Surangama" - it turns out that enlightenment does not have to be hard work, and life is full of Zen opportunities. It is easy to read, and the more you read, the better you get!